jslmursetup (sets up ITSLM - UR)
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Function
This command creates an execution environment for ITSLM - UR. It can also be used to reconfigure the execution environment for an existing ITSLM - UR.
Before you execute this command, install ITSLM - UR, and then execute the jslmuripls command to check the network interface number and IP address of the host on which ITSLM - UR has been installed.
The command execution results are output to the standard output and displayed in the console window. For details about the messages displayed during command execution, see 11.3 Messages.
The command performs one of the following processes, depending on the status of the execution environment at the time of command execution:
- Creates an execution environment (when there is no existing execution environment):
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This command creates an execution environment when it is executed immediately after ITSLM - UR has been newly installed or after the execution environment for ITSLM - UR was discarded by unsetup processing.
- Reconfigures the existing execution environment (when an execution environment already exists):
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If this command is executed when the execution environment for a configured ITSLM - UR already exists, the command reconfigures the existing execution environment for ITSLM - UR.
You reconfigure the execution environment in the following cases:
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The host name, IP address, or port number settings in the execution environment for a configured ITSLM - UR are to be changed.
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The execution environment for a configured ITSLM - UR is to be reconfigured after an upgrade installation was performed.
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Format
jslmursetup [ -c { online | standby } ] absolute-path-of-options-file
Execution permission
User account that belongs to the OS's Administrators group
Storage folder
ITSLM-UR-installation-folder\ur\bin\
Arguments
-c
Specifies that the execution environment used in a cluster system is to be configured. The specification method is as follows:
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online
Specifies that the execution environment for the active system is to be configured or reconfigured.
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standby
Specifies that the execution environment for the standby system is to be configured or reconfigured.
absolute-path-of-options-file
Specifies the absolute path for an options file that is to be created in text format. This file can be stored at any desired location. The absolute path of the options file storage location must be a maximum of 255 bytes of characters, including the file name (any name).
An options file template is stored at the following location:
ITSLM-UR-installation-folder\ur\template\ur\conf\jp1itslm_setup.opt
The following shows the definitions in the options file:
manager_host=host-name-or-IP-address-of-ITSLM-Manager manager_port=port-number-of-ITSLM-Manager ur_host=host-name-or-IP-address-of-ITSLM-UR ur_port=port-number-of-ITSLM-UR ur_ni_number=network-interface-number
The following table provides the details of definition items.
No. |
Definition item |
Specification |
Description |
Default value |
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1 |
manager_host |
R |
Specifies the host name or IP address of the host on which ITSLM - Manager is installed, as the information for identifying ITSLM - Manager's execution environment. If ITSLM is running in a cluster system, specify the logical host name or logical IP address. |
-- |
2 |
manager_port |
O |
Specifies the port number used by ITSLM - Manager, as a number in the range from 1 through 65535.# |
20904 |
3 |
ur_host |
R |
Specifies the host name or IP address of the host on which ITSLM - UR is installed, as the information for identifying ITSLM - UR's execution environment. If ITSLM is running in a cluster system, specify the logical host name or logical IP address. |
-- |
4 |
ur_port |
O |
Specifies the port number used by ITSLM - Manager, as a number in the range from 1 through 65535.# |
20910 |
5 |
ur_ni_number |
R |
Specifies the network interface number used for connection by ITSLM - UR, as a number in the range from 1 through 60.# You can use the jslmuripls command to check the connected network device. For details about the jslmuripls command, see jslmuripls (displays network interface number and IP address) in 9. Commands. |
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Notes
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If an error occurs during setup, eliminate the cause of the error and re-execute the command.
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The options file used during setup is renamed jp1itslm_setup.opt after command execution and stored at the following location:
ITSLM-UR-installation-folder\ur\conf\jp1itslm_setup.opt
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Do not execute another command while this command is executing, except for the jslmuripls command.
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If the folder shown below contains the options file, the command renames that options file by adding .bk, saves it in the same folder, and then creates a new options file:
ITSLM-Manager-installation-folder\ur\conf\
If a file with the same name already exists when the options file is saved, the existing file is overwritten. If the file save processing fails, setup fails. The values of definition items contained in the saved options file are inherited to the new options file. However, for the definition items that were specified in the options file when the command was executed, the specified values are set. Comments are not inherited.
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Do not terminate setup processing by pressing Ctrl+C or closing the window. Also, in the event of an error, wait until setup is completed before proceeding.
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Before you start the setup processing, terminate all other resident software programs, including other installers and applications (other applications include the jslmursetup and jslmurunsetup commands).
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If setup is performed with the -c option specified in the command and any of a set of specific errors occurs during operation, the Windows services are closed by ITSLM - Manager. For details about the errors that result in a stoppage of the Windows services, see 6.1.3 Failover timing.
Return value
Return value |
Description |
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0 |
Setup processing terminated normally. |
1 |
Setup processing failed. |
Example
C:\Program Files\HITACHI\JP1ITSLM\ur\bin\jslmursetup C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\jp1itslm_setup.opt